North High School 21st Century Skills

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This wiki was created as a place where staff can communicate on the topic of 21st Century Skills. Please read the framework provided in the PDF file below and share ideas, resources and ask questions. You must be a member of this wikispace to comment. To join, choose 'Join this Wiki' from the sidebar on the left of this page.

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Route 21 - 21st Century Skills Resources and Support

21st Century skills have been identified and defined by The Partnership for 21st Century Skills. Below is a PDF file of the skills framework and definitions.

p21_framework_definitions_052909.pdf

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